In Meteorological Terminology, the Primary Difference Between Convection and Advection

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Multiple Choice

In meteorological terminology, the primary difference between convection and advection is:

• A) Convection represents upper atmosphere heat transfer and advection represents surface heat transfer.
• B) Convection represents vertical heat transfer and advection represents horizontal heat transfer.
• C) Convection represents surface heat transfer and advection represents upper atmosphere heat transfer.
• D) Convection represents horizontal heat transfer and advection represents vertical heat transfer.
• E) None of the above; the terms are used interchangeably.

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